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Hello Zara, If you google 'coconut macaroon brownies' you will find several recipies suggested - I don't know if any of them are the 'Jamie' one, but you should be able to find something that suits.Karen

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Hello Jamie, I write to you from Mexico. I have 2 questions about a recipe that I saw in your TV-Show (Fox-life), many time ago.I can not remember the name of this recipe but you roasted a pork leg into the embers (red hot coal), like a specific reference, you made other you had a rectangular hole in the garden, I suppose you put the coal direct on the sand or on little stones. You prepared the pork leg and then you put a rotating roaster along the hole to roast the pork leg. In this occasion you connected a special device (I guess a mechanical device) to make rotate the roaster. You talked about the special effect by cooking, spinning and very slowly. 1.- Could you share with me this special recipe?2.- Could you help me to know how its called this mechanical device to make the roaster rotate? Where can I buy or order this special device?Thanks a lot and please don´t stop ever to cooking…!!!!Best regards Ernesto Alvarado

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Thank you Maree, i was looking for more information based in the word "rostisserie" and now i have an idea very clear about it. I think Jamie used in that recipe a mechanical device to rotate the spit slowly, it semmed like an old device, maybe made with an old clock mechanism. Best regards, and thank you again.L estat

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lestat_68 wrote:

Thank you Maree, i was looking for more information based in the word "rostisserie" and now i have an idea very clear about it. I think Jamie used in that recipe a mechanical device to rotate the spit slowly, it semmed like an old device, maybe made with an old clock mechanism. Best regards, and thank you again.L estat

I remember that show. He had an old clock turning the spit which he claimed was an antique find or as we say, 'flea market find'. You might find a modern spit is more affordable and easier to clean.

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